Very quickly the Federal Debt starts to roll over and get refinanced at this higher debt level.  

Probably one for me and one for my wife to have ability to receive 401k, 403b, rollovers when we leave our W2s.

The idea is you roll over your boring 401(k) into an SDIRA and start building wealth without the tax hit. 

Am I able to take out the original $50k and then roll over the $75k into a 1031 exchange without any tax implications?

If you do a rollover from your current HSA, make sure you’re aware of any fees or time limits.

I have $18,000 in a Roth from the military, but I don’t know if I should roll it over or cash out (I can’t contribute anymore until I roll over somewhere else).

Whether you have checkbook control or not, the rollover will go from custodian to custodian so you'll work with both to process the rollover. 

@Brandon O.If you are eligible, you can rollover 401k from a past employer into Solo 401k.401k with the current employer typically locked up until you either reach a retirement age or leave that employer.

By completing a 1031 exchange, you can roll over both your gains and deferred depreciation into the new long-term rental, avoiding an immediate tax hit.

If I set up Solo 401, can I still have my existing SEP IRA, or do I have to do roll-over.